Marine VHF Radios

You'll always be heard loud and clear with a Marine VHF Radios from Raymarine - explore our product portfolio and feel safe and assured on the water with Raymarine VHF.

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Icom IC-M25 The IC-M25 is extremely lightweight, weighing only 220g. Its 30.5mm slim body is extremely comfortable to handle. Large LCD display and laser cut, curved shape buttons are well laid out and provide simple and straightforward operation. In fact, the IC-M25 LCD screen is 30% larger than its predecessor, the IC-M23, allowing you to clearly see the channel number and status icons. The IC-M25 floats when dropped in water.

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Compact and lightweight marine VHF with 100 available PMR channels (appropriate licence required). Instant operation with multi-function buttons. Man down & lone worker functions. Built in voice scrambler. 700 mW powerful audio provides clear communications in noisy environments. IP67 and MIL-STD rugged construction. 14 hours of long battery life (TX- RXStandby=5-5-90. Self-check function checks internal temperature, and connected battery voltage (over voltage detection).

Icom IC-M85E VHF/PBR Marine Transceiver

Cobra MR F57B Fixed Mount VHF Marine Radio The MRF77 is a unique VHF radio with an integrated GPS receiver and exact location for a true life saving device. Instant emergency channel 16/9, Rewind-Say-Again feature, and access to all NOAA weather channels make this a complete solution. Built-In GPS Receiver Simply power on and your VHF radio will instantly know your location for sending signals in moments of distress.